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Translating food: tips and tricks

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Course summary

Availability:	This training is available on-demand Duration: 50 minutes. After you purchase access click here to watch the video. See all sessions from the bundle: Translating food: tips and tricks Translating Food for Export: Food Labels and Veterinary Certificates
Language:	English
Summary:	Learn about the use of correct terminology and cultural issues involved in food translation at a time when food-related topics have become of crucial importance worldwide.

Description

Learn the essential tips and tricks to translate food-related content, from restaurant menus to food product labels.

Training program:
• Why focusing on food is important
• Cultural perceptions and use of correct terminology (examples)
• Cases of mistranslations
• Increased know-how in a much talked-about field

Target audience

Translators and students wanting to expand their fields of expertise.

Learning objectives

In this course you will:

• explore a topic for which there is constant demand
• increase your know-how by learning about actual cases and frequent mistakes

Program

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• Why focusing on food is important
• Cultural perceptions and use of correct terminology (examples)
• Cases of mistranslations
• Increased know-how in a much talked-about field

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Price: 15.00 USD

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